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Sun., Jul. 7, 2019-Archbishop Elpidophoros presides at the Hierarchical Concelebration of the Divine Liturgy
Greek Orthodox Cathedral of the Annunciation, Chicago, Illinois
Photos: GOA/D. Panagos
Press Office - Stavros Papagermanos, pressoffice@goarch.org
Most people are familiar with Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs but do we consider the underlying structure of science when trying to determine why we behave the way we do.
From:
blog.createdebate.com/2008/04/07/how-to-write-strong-argu...
I used the creative commons license and am giving attribution.
Josef Scharl, München 1896 - New York 1954
Hierarchie - Hierarchy, Detail (1937)
Städel, Frankfurt
Streng hierarchisch erscheint die figurale Pyramide, die in der frontalen Darstellung einer wie inthronisiert wirkenden „Führergestalt“ gipfelt. Durch die groteske, nahezu fratzenhafte Überzeichnung der Würdenträger unterläuft Josef Scharl den vermeintlichen Sinngehalt des Biltitels, der als parodistischer Angriff auf das Autoritätsdenken der zeitgenössischen NS-Ideologie aufgefasst werden kann.
Entstanden ist das stilistisch an den Expressionismus wie auch an die Neue Sachlichkeit angelehnte Gemälde im selben Jahr, in dem der Münchener Künstler mit einem Ausstellungsverbot belegt wurde. Kurz darauf emigrierte der als „entartet“ verfemte Maler ins amerikanische Exil.
Quelle: Städel
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Here's a selection of unusual religious badges that have been identified. Most of these badges date to between the 1950's and the 1970's. They are all relatively common except for the SHCJ badge which is rare.
For size reference, the CWL badge measures 7/8" x 7/8" (about 23mm x 23mm).
CYMS (Catholic Young Men's Society)
The CYMS was established in 1849 by Father Richard Baptist O'Brien to serve as a spiritual and social organisation primarily for young Catholic men. Founded in Limerick, the number of CYMS branches grew and at its peak membership during the 1950's there were over a hundred branches in Ireland. The first CYMS in England was founded at Sheffield in 1854. There are 17 branches in Ireland (as at 1999) and women were admitted for the first time from 1984.
www.irishtimes.com/news/cyms-marks-150th-birthday-convinc...
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SHCJ (Society of the Holy Child Jesus)
The CHCJ founded by Cornelia Connelly in 1846 and is an international congregation within the Catholic Church. Their first religious House opened at Derby and today the SHCJ has about 80 Sisters working and living throughout Europe, mostly in Britain and Ireland.
www.shcj.org/european/our-story/our-presence-in-europe/
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CWL (Catholic Women's League of England & Wales)
The CWL was founded in 1906 and today, is represented in over 200 hundred parishes in dioceses across England and Wales.
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PBS (Prayer Book Society)
The PBS was founded in 1972 as a charity organisation within the Anglican Church. The PBS advocates for the advancement of the Christian religion as set forth in the 1662 Book of Common Prayer. Their main concerns is to preserve the liturgy of the Book of Common Prayer in the face of new alternatives brought into the Church of England, such as the Alternative Service Book (1980) and Common Worship (2000)..
Josef Scharl, München 1896 - New York 1954
Hierarchie - Hierarchy (1937)
Städel, Frankfurt
Streng hierarchisch erscheint die figurale Pyramide, die in der frontalen Darstellung einer wie inthronisiert wirkenden „Führergestalt“ gipfelt. Durch die groteske, nahezu fratzenhafte Überzeichnung der Würdenträger unterläuft Josef Scharl den vermeintlichen Sinngehalt des Biltitels, der als parodistischer Angriff auf das Autoritätsdenken der zeitgenössischen NS-Ideologie aufgefasst werden kann.
Entstanden ist das stilistisch an den Expressionismus wie auch an die Neue Sachlichkeit angelehnte Gemälde im selben Jahr, in dem der Münchener Künstler mit einem Ausstellungsverbot belegt wurde. Kurz darauf emigrierte der als „entartet“ verfemte Maler ins amerikanische Exil.
Quelle: Städel
i learnt about it by some u.s. novels in 90's, but bit surprised nothing has changed at all.
most interesting point is hannah & mitch's episode that all of his friends led him broke up with her just because she was out of his/their CLASS... it's 21C, isn't it?
in japan? mmm... from my experience, i guess hierarchy depends on not per genre, but in genre,
rich, smart and beautiful kids are easier to be "winner" though.
it is very fluid who is gonna be next "target" and net-bullyings are more vicious. sometimes they continue until the "target" would kill him/herself...
Hierarchy.
Interesting choice of word to illustrate—and by interesting I mean—wtf? But hey, it certainly was a challenge to come up with something unique to represent the mundane.
The only thing I could think of was one of those organizational charts that list the boss in the big box at the top, and then the descending echelons of minions, lackeys and worker bees. The chart where people hope that they are at least as high (if not higher) on the feeder scale than the schmuck who wants you to buy his daughter’s Girl Scout cookies.
Anyway—I’ve seen (and designed) enough of the ‘org’ chart that my mind automatically goes there for ‘hierarchy’ and refuses to leave. Thus, I bring you the little doodle below. For those who keep track of this stuff: this ‘toon was created Illustrator CS3 though it probably could have been done just as easily in MS Paint.
I appreciate your comments.
One of the oldest plants on the planet, Ferns exhibit two structural characteristics that pervade the entire biota: Fractal Geometry and Circulation Hierarchy. The first is evident in the scaling up of self-similar elements. The second in the dendrite structure of the circulation elements with the progressively smaller lengths and widths of arteries down to the capillary level. Of note also is the predominance of 3-way junctions between higher and lower order veins. This system contains lessons for man-made circulation systems such as water, electricity, ventilation, telephones, the internet and finally roads.
Sunday, July 3, 2016 â NASHVILLE, Tenn. â Almost a thousand people attended the Hierarchical Divine Liturgy this morning that began the 43rd Biennial Clergy-Laity Congress of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America.
The Orthros service and Hierarchical Concelebration of the Divine Liturgy were held in the Grand Ole Opry House.
His Eminence Archbishop Demetrios Geron of America presided over the Divine Liturgy concelebrating with all the Metropolitans of the Holy Eparchial Synod of the Archdiocese. Taking part in the Liturgy were His Eminence Metropolitan Iakovos of Chicago, His Eminence Metropolitan Methodios of Boston, His Eminence Metropolitan Isaiah of Denver, His Eminence Metropolitan Alexios of Atlanta, His Eminence Metropolitan Nicholas of Detroit (the host Metropolitan of this yearâ s Congress), His Eminence Metropolitan Savas of Pittsburgh, His Eminence Metropolitan Gerasimos of San Francisco, and His Eminence Metropolitan Evangelos of New Jersey.
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The so called 'wiring diagram' from a book I happen to have handy, 'American Ambassadors'.
Making his own rules:
www.politico.com/story/2017/01/trump-diplomacy-internatio...
Sunday, July 3, 2016 â NASHVILLE, Tenn. â Almost a thousand people attended the Hierarchical Divine Liturgy this morning that began the 43rd Biennial Clergy-Laity Congress of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America.
The Orthros service and Hierarchical Concelebration of the Divine Liturgy were held in the Grand Ole Opry House.
His Eminence Archbishop Demetrios Geron of America presided over the Divine Liturgy concelebrating with all the Metropolitans of the Holy Eparchial Synod of the Archdiocese. Taking part in the Liturgy were His Eminence Metropolitan Iakovos of Chicago, His Eminence Metropolitan Methodios of Boston, His Eminence Metropolitan Isaiah of Denver, His Eminence Metropolitan Alexios of Atlanta, His Eminence Metropolitan Nicholas of Detroit (the host Metropolitan of this yearâ s Congress), His Eminence Metropolitan Savas of Pittsburgh, His Eminence Metropolitan Gerasimos of San Francisco, and His Eminence Metropolitan Evangelos of New Jersey.
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(much more pictures and information you can get by going to the end of page and clicking on the link!)
Everyday life in the Middle Ages - Franziskanerplatz
Mendicant order - death - poverty - beggars
Franciscan Monastery and Church
Mendicant order in Vienna
Due to the rapidly growing city were after the Schottenstift soon built more churches, it followed the establishment of the mendicant order: First, the Franciscans/Minoriten (Friars Minor Conventual), Dominicans and then the Discalced Augustinians. The Franciscans came 1450. About 1500, 750 monks served the 20 000 souls of the city of Vienna. Until 1800 there were 4000 Franciscan monasteries in Europe.
The Saint Francis of Assisi has founded in 1200 a mendicant order. The so-called minor friars - the Friars Minor. They moved as itinerant preachers around and begged their daily bread.
According to the Rule of St. Francis arose a mass movement that quickly caught on, especially in the cities because of the practiced simple and consciously from the conventional hierarchy deviating modus vivendi of the brothers and their popular appearance.
The Saint Clare, a student of Saint Francis founded a Franciscan women's order (Poor Clares).
Franciscan monks
Yet a 100 years later, there were disputes about the more or less strict adherence to the vow of poverty. The Franciscan Order was divided into a strict branch - called Franciscans and in a milder branch - called the Friars Minor.
Francis is known for his love of animals and he is also the founder of the Nativity cult. In the Minoritenkirche there is always the biggest and most beautiful crib of Vienna.
Franziskanerplatz 1775
It was not until 1800, the Moses Fountain was erected on the square in front of the church.
Moses is often depicted in the performing arts with horns. In this fountain figure this is rather just insinuated, in other works of art he wears pronounced ox horns .
The reason for this lies in an incorrect translation of the Bible. In the 7th Century AD it was stated "Moses came down Mount Sinai with the tablets of the law in his hands, a corona (halo) around his head."
A monk made a scribal error, and from now on it was said: "Moses came down Mount Sinai ... with a Corno (horn) on his head."
Franziskanerplatz with Moses Fountain
Death
Death in the Middle Ages (Hieronymus Bosch)
Corpses, judged at the gallow, dying beggars belonged to everyday life in the Middle Ages. In the late Middle Ages, the Church intimidated people systematically and was frightening them with the afterlife, with the horrors of hell and purgatory.
The God of the late medieval church was not a gracious god, but an avenging and punishing god who could be appeased only by means of money in favor of his earthly representatives. With the Black Death in the 14th Century the ideas of death became even more terrible .
Death with hourglass: The time is up
In art, the Dance of Death made its entry, the pleasures of life always puting the bone man as admonisher for the transience of all terrestrial life alongside. Mainly the church wanted to induce the faithful to spend money for indulgences and pious foundations in favor of the Church, in order to buy that way the salvation.
Yet in the Middle Ages were raised warning voices against this indulgence commerce, but were only in the course of the Reformation able to make themselves really heard.
Death with gold coins
Who felt his end approaching, who set off on a long journey, drafted his will. Therein often donations for requiems were included.
For us this purchase of soul salvation today may seem grossly materialistic, for the medieval citizens it was a matter of course.
The rich man had to use his wealth for the road to paradise, the poor the sufferings in the earthly world were compensated in the sky.
The rich man had always the word of Christ on his mind that rather a camel went through a needle's eye than a rich man came into heaven, and to escape this, he tried by sharing his wealth in the hour of death or it the Church bequeathing, him, as quid pro quo, promising intercession in the hereafter.
Stoup, Franciscan Monastery (cloister)
Poverty, beggars
It is estimated that 80 % of the population were attributable to the poor who had to live with any form of begging or charitable support.
The only centres that were regularly caring for the poor, were monasteries and hospitals that in return had to spend part of their income.
Even today there is a Armenausspeisung (soup kitchen) at the portal (small window in the cloister) in the Franciscan monastery.
Armenausspeisung at the end of the cloister, Franciscan Monastery
In the late Middle Ages, begging activities were increasing that alarmingly, that the magistrate was forced to adopt a beggar Regulation.
There were beggars obtaining their alms directly from the magistrate (first emergency assistance).
In order to benefit from the charity, they had to prove demonstrably to know the prayers and go to confession once a year, other beggars were assigned to specific rows of houses, and that they differed from the traveling beggars, they had to wear a yellow scarf.
The Grim Reaper carries out his work .
As it were, the poor rarely having left written records of their lives, so that they are proving elusive by us today.
We hear from them at the utmost in the legacies of the rich who offer them beneficences and legacies, to secure a good reception in the afterlife.
The poor in this way fulfilled in medieval society an important social function by allowing the rich through alms at their expense to buy themselves into the kingdom of heaven.
By the end of the Middle Ages, there were no attempts by the city government to get a grip on the problem of poverty. It was a matter of good form to the feed the poor and bequeath them something.
Beggars soliciting alms
www.viennatouristguide.at/Altstadt/Mittelalter/Teil_05/al...
This is the dome of M.G. Science Institute in Ahmedabad, India.
I was visiting one professor there, and as he was busy, i was looking around and found this nice "Hierarchy" of birds...!!
The 'hierarchy of needs' in Web2.0. Well, more precisely if you plot impact vs effort for each type of new media activity it might look something like this...
Nested Hierarchy of Network Elements: Each class of roads forms a progressively larger grid from collector to Minor Boulevard and to Major Boulevard and on to the freeway or highway. Local streets (white) form a virtual grid of capillaries.
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New urban transportation means such as trains, trucks, buses, cars and bicycles demand a suitable network. The 2000-year antiquated, uniform grid and the dentrite networks of the fifties have proven inadequate for many reasons.
A nested hierarchy of roads of increasing importance would serve these new mobility modes well. This configuration prevents cars from going through the 16 ha quadrant (or "sanctuary") cell but allows full permeability at the scale of neighbourhood and district. These transportation scales form continuous interlocking grids, each designed for progressively higher volumes, heavier load traffic and longer distance connections.
The quadrant provides a peaceful haven to about 500 families, a small village with its central square.
Higher volume arteries are generally divided with a raised median preventing left turns, except at intersections. In this version, they are divided by a city block of a width suitable to the location of the development.
This entire system , a Fused Grid, represents a blend of two previously used network patterns, each of which prevailed until it became obvious that it could not serve all mobility modes equally well.
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For more visual examples of the Fused Grid concept see Albums: 3-d Models, Neighborhood layouts and conventional-grid- to- fused-grid transformations.
For an explanation of the model look up: Fused Grid in Wikipedia.
Keynote 50 in 50
Languages - what's to learn from them? Relics of the past; we know how to design them / to use them. Types / messages / invocation / loops / numbers / methods / big ol' libraries / lots of = signs. Heh, but what is programming, and what role do programming languages play in that process? We have learned a lot over the last five decades: organizing principles, established conventions, theory, fashions, and fads. "Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it." In this talk we survey what we think are the most important lessons of the past that future programmers, and future programming language designers, ought not forget. We illustrate each lesson by discussing specific programming languages of the past, and endeavor to shine what light we can on the future.
Keywords: Languages, Patterns, Design, Architecure, Experience
Target Audience: People not afraid of finding out just how weird our predecessors were and who enjoy theater style.
Sponsored by University of Melbourne
Speaker Information
"Richard Gabriel and Guy Steele are beasts in the world of computer science, and they are creative and witty geeks."
Guy L. Steele, Jr.
Keynote Speaker
Language Designer and Author
Fellow Sun Labs, Oracle
Links:
Websites: labs.oracle.com/projects/plrg projectfortress.sun.com
Twitter: I am not a member of Twitter. I generally deal in ideas that require paragraphs, or perhaps full-blown essays, rather than single sentences.
Books: Coders at Work The Java Language Specification Common LISP, The Language C: A Reference Manual
Richard P. Gabriel
Keynote Speaker
Distinguised Engineer IBM Research and Celebrated Philosopher of Software Creativity
Software Passion: Passionate about every dirty aspect of software creation
Links:
Website: www.dreamsongs.com/
Twitter: @rpg
Books: Performance and Evaluation of Lisp Systems Patterns of Software Innovation Happens Elsewhere Writers' Workshops and the Work of Making Things Drive on
092023
Andi Lanuza
We were assigned to redesign last year's Fine Arts Festival poster based on our lesson on hierarchy. I used only two types for the poster. I retained the idea of the banderitas and added orange to make the feel a bit more playful and happy. I used color visual cues to emphasize the event per day and I isolated the dates to one side and varied its size as well. I wanted to incorporate the idea of "art" by representing each course under the FA program, but I couldn't quite place it properly without the poster being too messy. :))